Since I have the time now and hopefully enough food and my bicinctus were kind enough to put their eggs on a rock I could take out I decided to give it a shot on raising a few babies. Only about a quarter hatched since I took the rock out too late and exposed the nest to brighter light, but that should be enough for now.
Here a video of the larvae on the morning of their first day. Feeds are Bracionus and Apocyclops panamensis:
The parents (male in the front) with the remaining eggs (left top corner of video):
The parents put nest #24 down before nest #23 had fully hatched. They changed location since they realized the other rock could be taken out (I got news for them: I can take this one out as well):
The larvae on the evening of the 2. day. Feeds are Brachionus and Artemia.
The larvae in the afternoon of the 3. day. Feeds are Brachionus and Artemia.
Here a video of the larvae on the morning of their first day. Feeds are Bracionus and Apocyclops panamensis:
The parents (male in the front) with the remaining eggs (left top corner of video):
The parents put nest #24 down before nest #23 had fully hatched. They changed location since they realized the other rock could be taken out (I got news for them: I can take this one out as well):
The larvae on the evening of the 2. day. Feeds are Brachionus and Artemia.
The larvae in the afternoon of the 3. day. Feeds are Brachionus and Artemia.